Run, Walk, and Roll to Albany

Scrambling for a quick eggs-ercise? Walk, Run, or Roll one mile from “the Egg” to the NYS Capitol Building in Albany! Wallace Harrison designed "The Egg,” which was built in 1978 to host a range of performing arts events. Fulfilling both form and function, “the Egg'' appears to be a sculpture but is also a building that houses two theaters!

Charge like a revolutionary and Walk, Run, or Roll the distance from Saratoga National Historical Park to the State Capitol, 35 miles! In the year of 1777, American forces led a historical victory on the battlefield which is now known as Saratoga National Historical Park. The triumphant victory of the American patriots marked the first time in history that the British army surrendered to their opponents in battle!

Train like a Cadet and Walk, Run, or Roll the distance from West Point to the State Capitol, 102 miles. West Point is the first of five United States Military Academies, founded in 1802. Officers-In-Training or Cadets attend West Point to commit to rigorous study and training and value duty, honor, and their country!

Plan your voyage like the 12 million immigrants who passed through Ellis Island! Walk, Run, or Roll 150 miles from Ellis Island to the NYS Capitol Building in Albany! From 1892 until 1954, Ellis Island was an active immigration station for immigrants seeking a better life in America. This historic site, also known as the Isle of Hope, represents the doorway to the land of opportunity.

What’s more healing than water and occupational therapy? Walk, Run or Roll a 200-mile healing journey back in time to where occupational therapy first began in 1917 by George Edward Barton. Clifton Springs is also the place Dr. Henry Foster created the Clifton Springs Water Cure that turned the town into a visionary health care center for body and spirit for many decades. Commit to taking care of your health and also your profession!

“Fall” back in love with occupational therapy with this 350-mile challenge from Niagara Falls to the state capital. Walk, Run, or Roll your way into the longest event we have and remember Niagara Falls wasn’t built in a day! Niagara Falls is a natural wonder that is 12,300 years in the making. During the Ice Age, large torrents of water were released from melting ice. The water has drained into what is known as the Niagara River. The formation of Niagara Falls is a slow process and still continues today. Walk, Run, or Roll your way out of the Ice Age weather of Winter and melt into the beauty of Spring.